Deaths and Funerals Aiken and surrounding towns
Obituaries list Betty Turner Boone Peggy Cromer Bath Vivian Hammonds Mary Hightower Hartzog Leonard Johnson II and Freddie Jones Sr. with funeral times at Full Gospel Redemption Center Hatcher Funeral Home Folk Funeral Home Jordan Baptist Church and others. Services note burial locations Sunset Memorial Gardens Blackville and Williston and private services for several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Betty Alice Turner Boone
Full Gospel Redemption Center
Langley
Chris Williams
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Graniteville
Hatcher Funeral Home
Bob Still
Wade Palmer
Sunset Memorial Gardens
U.S. Highway 1
New Ellenton
Vivian Ruffin Hammonds
South Boundary Ave
Saron Baptist Church
Wagener
James Reynolds
Swedenburg-Gunter
Cheatham Funeral Home, Inc
Hickory Ave
Blackville
Mary Kathleen Hightower Hartzog
Folk Funeral Home Chapel
Williston
Folk Funeral Home
Dennis J. Gossett
George Funeral Homes
Southside
William Oscar Baucom
Trinity United Methodist Church
Betty Alice Boone
Gladys Buzhardt Boatwright Herron
Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home
Freddie Jones Sr
Jordan Baptist Church
Mary Kathleen Hartzog
Hathaway Bridge Road
Aiken
Ashley Grove Baptist Church
Jones
Cornelia Shuler
Orangeburg
Freddie Jones II
Windsor
Kevin Jones
San Diego
Calif
Elian Jones
Simmons Heritage Circle
Jackson-Brooks
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Kalber longtime Chicago news anchor dies at 79
Floyd Kalber, famed for NBC and Chicago television work, died of emphysema at his Burr Ridge home. A five time Emmy winner, he anchored at WMAQ TV for 16 years before joining Today then NBC, later reviving WLS TV for a 14 year run until retirement in 1998. He was nicknamed The Big Tuna for his newsroom dominance.
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Kalber Hicago
Floyd Kalber
NBC
Chicago
Kalber
Burr Ridge
Wmaq-Tv
New York
Wls-Tv
Big Tuna
Tony
Acardo
obituary policy for The Aiken Standard notices
The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices with up to 16 lines free the first run and charges for additional lines. Information is to be submitted by a funeral home and may be edited for style. Deadline is 7 p.m. daily. contact 648-2311 for details.
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The
Aiken Standard
Designation 30 Years Protecting Chattooga River
The Chattooga River near the Georgia and South Carolina border celebrates 30 years since Congress designated it a Wild and Scenic River. Conservation groups, the US Forest Service, and Chattooga Conservancy mark the anniversary with activists and supporters highlighting preservation of a free flowing 50 mile river used for rafting and filming.
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Long Creek
Chattooga River
US Forest Service
The
Chattooga Conservancy
North Carolina Mountains
South Carolina-Georgia
Tugaloo River
Greenville
Tommy Wyche
Congress
Wyche
Northwest
Oregon
Carolyn Allison
Wildwater Ltd. Rafting
Chattooga
Allison
Spanish-speaking advocate joins North Charleston police force
Miriam Walker, 45, Puerto Rico native and North Charleston's first bilingual victim advocate, began April 26 to assist Hispanic victims of robbery and other crimes. She will help victims understand legal rights, attend court dates, arrange transport, and seek compensation while bridging language and cultural gaps in a city with about 3,163 Hispanic residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Charleston
Charleston
New York City
South Bronx
Miriam Walker
Walker
Puerto Rico
Columbia
Hilton Head Island
Lisa Bullard
Victim Assistance
Charleston Navy Base
Procurement chief rules on touch screen machines
South Carolina procurement chief denies Palmetto United of West Columbia a 10 percent in state price advantage for a $32 million bid to supply touch screen voting machines. Electron ic Software & Systems leads the winning bid. Palmetto United plans an appeal. A new bid round could delay the award by months and jeopardize $2 million in federal funds. Spicer will rule within 10 days after the hearing ends.
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Columbia
West Columbia
Mike Spicer
Palmetto United of
Marc Manos
Palmetto United
Spicer
Omaha
Electronic Software & Systems
South Carolina
Budget negotiators clear 200 pages in state spending plan
State budget negotiators from the House and Senate advanced roughly 200 pages of amendments to a 5.4 billion spending bill. They will decide on the John de la Howe School for troubled children and 40 million dollars in marriage tax savings next Monday. A $5,000 video gambling fine was approved up from 500 as a deterrent.
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Columbia
House
Senate
John de la Howe
Ways and Means Committee
Bobby Harrell
Charleston
Modeling agency owner pleads guilty in sex case
Jason David White pleaded guilty to third degree criminal sexual conduct lewd act on a minor hiring a minor for an obscene act and distributing obscene material to a minor He owned Z-Basic Models and Talent Inc He enticed a 16-year-old girl posed nude for photos some taken in public areas of Horry County He will serve 3 years in prison and four years probation and must register as a sex offender.
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White
Z-Basic Models and Talent Inc
Greg Hembree
Horry County
Hembree
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Peggy Cromer
Bath
Peggy Fain Cromer
Kenneth Cromer
Church Street
Leonard — Johnson II
Leonard Willby
Bill” Johnson II
Flint
Mich
United States Naval Academy
Strategic System Project
Washington, D.C
Navy
Rockwell International
Rockwell
Bill
Peg
Woodside Plantation
Lynn Johnson
Charlotte
Kate Nicholson
John
Amanda
Hannah
Harrisburg
N.C
Matt Johnson
Teri
Maggie
Drew
Thousand Oaks
Savannah River Cancer Foundation
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
East
Pine Log Road
Edith M. Simons
Vincentown
Lankenau Funeral Home
N.J
Hitchcock Hospice
Cromer
Associated Press
Greenville County
Bill Harner
Bob Ariai
Harner
Greenville News
Ariail
Jay Bender
Tommie Reece
Amian
Charleston County
Judy Koelpin
Erik Rojas- Hernandez
Koelpin
Mount Pleasant
Anatek
New Ravenel Bridge
Cooper River
Charleston County Sheriff’s Department
Dana Valentine
Miguel Angel Rojas Lucas
North
Audibel
Beltone
Siemens
Hearing Center
Mitchell Shopping
Paslc al
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